Phone 165-5
’.‘
Fresh
Homemade
CandIos
«090W
5! Washington St.
.ocai liens Ides.
Kabaosa Encampment 1.0.0 F: of
Norwalk, will hold a session, this even
lug.
Miss S. Chluery. of 41 West avenue.
Norwulk. went to New York yesterday
on business.
A regular rehearsal of Butler Lodge,
1. O. O. 10., was held last evening, in
Odd Fellows Hall, ‘
O. S, Clark is preparing to open a
carpet store at the corner of Wall and
iiigli streets. Norwalk.
Miss Kittie Chistopher, of Boston.
has been spending a few days with
Miss Rose Lagan, of Havilanii street.
A broker office will shortly be open-
ed in the vacant office over the Fair—
field County Savings Society‘s bank, in
Wall street.
Washington Crimp, Patriotic Order
of the Sons of America, will meet to:
night. All members are requested to
be. present.
A regular meeting of Pioneer Castle,
Knights of the Mystic Chain. was held
last evening. in Norwalk. Routine bits-
incss was transacted,
Major Eben Hill. J1‘., and Captain
Frank D." Layton, of South ,Norwallt,
fill} in New Haven. attending the shoot
er the brigade teams.
The residence of Frank Sassa. in
tit sheet, has bten quarantined be-
cause of the illness of Mr. Sassa s son,
who has the scarlet fever.
A son was born this morning to Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Harris. of Hamilton
avcnue.’1‘ho new comet tipped the
males at eleven pounds.
Norwnlk was (onsidcrable sweeter
this morning than it was yesterday.
owing to the arrival for the II. K. and
S. Company of ii large cariosd of syrup.
'1 tie committee of batters held a
meeting last evening to make arrange-
ments for entertaining the State.
liranch of the American Federation 01
Labor during their convention in this
city. The plans made Were for it
banquet to the. visiting delegates. Oth-
ci‘ means of making them comfortable
during their stay here will be adopt-
ed.
The assessors of the Town of Nor~
walk give notice in The Sentinel today
that they will be in session in the as-
sessors’ oflice, Town Hall Building, and
at the Insurance building, South Nor-
walk. office of John B. Lawrence. from
and including October 17th. to and iii-
cludiiig October 31. from 10 to 1:5 and
2 to .5.tSundnys excepted.) and on Sat’
urdays and on October 81st from 7 uti-
til 9 o‘cloelc
If you had your picture taken five or
.1): years ago. and it looked tough. it
is a sign you are. prosperlng; but If
you had your picture taken five or six
years ago. and it looks fine, it is a
sign you are sliding down hill.-—Atichi-
son (Kan) Globe. ‘.
Miss Wilhelmina Jackson. of Darl-
ington college. Scotland, is probably
the youngest woman in the world to
hold a professorship—she is just twen—
ty~tlve. Miss Jackson has been offered
the chair of English at the lfniversity
of Grenoble. France. where there are
over 500 foreign students. This is the
first instance of a woman being of-
fered a chair in a French university.
UNWORTHY OF CONSIDERATION.
Baron Haylnshl Thu- Dcscribes Daily
Mail's Statement.
LONDON. Oct. 8.——The Japanese
minister here, Baron llayiashi. today
described the announcement made by
the London Daily Mail‘s correspondent
at Kobe. Japan, that. Baron de Roseii.
the Russian minister to Japan, had pre-
sented a note to the. Japanese govern-
ment contending that Japan had no
right to interfere in the question of the
evacuation at Mnnchuria. and propos~
ing the partition of Corea between Rus-
sia and Japan. as being “fantastical nun
unworthy of consideration. “The news
from Kobe the minister says. "is about
as unreliable as news from Shanghai."
He reitera‘ed that there was nothing
In the situation in Corea to occasion un-
easiness.
“I have not heard and do not be
lieve." added the Japanese ministei,
“that Russia has intimated her refus-
al to evacuate Manchurin and that she
has roiusedto allow Japan to interfere
with her occupation I see nothing In
the situation at the present moment
that supports the reports of a warlike
attitude on the part of either Russia or
Japan. "
YALE FRENCH CLUB COMEDY.
NEW HAVEN. 0cm. 8.—-Mollere's
famous “Ls Medicin Maigrc Ltd." has
been chosen by the play committee
for production this year by the Yale
French Club. - The play will be given
at Collage i-‘reet‘Hnll on the evening _
of December 2.
CHI REBE- TREAT“. SIGNED.
WASHINGTON ‘Oct. 8.—-Announce~ '
ment Is“ 11ng at the State inst out '
Wed 0. rial-n
"I tori-yon . tho annne'Ie-
" Chinese imty ‘wlll be signed um nt-
ternoon. The treaty was signed at
_ Shanghai .
OUR GREAT GUARANTEE:
OATIIFAQTION OR M NIY BACK.
'.
”A... .-
A Straight Tip
On Fall Clothes.
IF YOU WANT TO “WIN OUT" IN
STYLE THIS FALL, IN BUYING
YOUR FALL SUIT, TAKE THIS TIP
FROM US:
BUY ONE OF OUR HAND-TAILOR-
ED SUITS.
WE'LL GLADLY SHOW YOU THE
SUITS, WHICH ARE THE MOST
CONVINCING ARGUMENTS FOR
READY-TO-WEAR CLOTHES YOU
EVER SAW.
SKILLED HANDIWORK iS EVI-
DENT IN THE SHAPING OF EVERY
GARMENT—COATS WITH CON»
CAVE SHOULDERS, SNU'G-SETTING
COLLARS AND STIFFENED FRONTS
ALL HAND-WORKED TO INSURE.
RETENTION OF SHAPE.
FANCY MIXTURES, OVERPLAIDS.
SCOTCHY TWEEDS AND PLAIN
BLACK AND GRAY TO CHOOSE
FROM.
PRICES FROM $10 To $22.
A PERFECT FIT FOR EVERY MAN
AT EACH PRICE.
FALL HATS. SHIRTS. NECKWEAR
AND OTHER FIXINGS WE'RE
PROUD TO SHOW.
Gomstock Bros.
SOUTH NORWALK,
Tel. Cali, 32-2.
NORWALK,
Tel. Call, 44-4.
MET AN OLD PUPIL.
l’rof. Freder-itk Sterling Lyon. of
High street. South \‘oiwulk \v. 1S sum
menu] to appear as it juioi for the
toniiuon Pleas court for October.
which opened In Bridgeport. While in
court
jurymen was none other that) (‘hitrlee
Adams, of Greenwich. who tort;
Jgo was a pupil of the prol‘cisars
the South Norwalk public school. at
which time flit". Emil; V. l). llisbrow
was his assistant teacher. Mr. Adams
was then a Youth with dink curly hair,
while now he is perfectly gray.
in
Foot Ealls,
4‘80 up.
Head Gear,
$I.25 ug,
Nose Masks,
3|.BO.
Punching Bags.
939 up.
‘Coloman's
10 North Main Street, south Nor-walk.
Agent for A. G. Spaulding's Baseball
and Sporting Goods.
«~_ ' COMPETENOE. .
Renowwholo plenum; all the Joys of
some . .
Lie in three words—health peace and
COIPETENC
,n Woody studhg Invitin- do;
nonnt as admin thounu'
iii W link
' south which reaches Hartford at 1:20.
‘ Va.. where there is a hatchery.
. messeug‘eis und'n cook.
.~' eight ironfhs old and n
he found that one of his fellowri. .
your...) .
r ifyoninhetheheolth. mammoth I
HARTFORD OITI NO FISH.
But It's Her Own Fault—4h. Didn't
Ask for Any.
The government bureau df fisheries
hits five cars which It sends out on
distribution trips, these trips taking
about ten months iii the year. no dis-
tributing being done In the cold months
of December and January, One of
these cars. known as No. 4, arrived In
Hartford. yesterday nfternoon, being
attached to the regular train from the
The car had come from Wytheville,
Trout
were taken aboard at Wyytlievllle and
at \Vnslilngton.1).(‘. black bass and
tiappie were added to the collection.
the three vaiietles of‘ fish being intend
oil for distribution in New England.
Car Captain C. W. Burnliani Is In
charge of the car which paid Hartford
a visit. The crew consists of three
The stops
for business were at South Norwuik
and New Haven anti the car left for
Springfield at 9:20 last night. \I'orccs»
for will also be vlstled.
Two messengers were sent out on
one of the side trips from New lin-
veii and one was sent from Hartford to
Bolton wl'h trout. The. stop In flurr-
L‘ord was prolonged to await the return
of the messcng '11. Hartford gets no
list) this time, ii application to the gov-
't'llmelll having been made. and it will
lie about a year before another visit is
told that city. The trout sent to hot
ton number 875. being contaiped In scv-
.1) cans 121') In a c.an They are about
re from two to
tout inches In length, averaging about
tlitec inches. When newly hatched
t‘l'tllll 3.000 to 5.000 can be carried In one
on. Each can bus'ii capacity of ten
(allons. The black bass carried uuni-
lt‘l‘ on the present trip 1:55 to 11 can and
he crapple. 100. The crnpple is a
.llsslssippi Valley fish and is almost
l stranger In these parts. When new-
v hatched lion) 1) 000 to 10.000 bass can
1c “put in one can.
i
l
We have a storckecplng
we've built during the twelve
the people asking their pntro
buildcd on a firm foundation
if fair dealing counts for anyt
get acquainted.
methods.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
» ton E.
to get better acquainted with.
We ask a fair share of profits for ourselves, no more.
want your custom now, and we want It In the future.
It won't cost you anything to learn our
,‘., A ~ . I_/"’\
INIANI HOSPITAL CONTRACT.
Norwich Contractors Lowest of Five
Blddorl on New Institution.
Tito bids on the new state insane
hospital to be erected near Norwich
were opened In the office. of Cudwortlt
& Wmdworm nit-hitctta Noiwloh. on
Tuesday III the press lltt' of the building
committee and icprcseutatives of the
firms competing. There were five bids.
two from Norwich firms which worn
the lowest. and the remaining three
front large contractors from other pliic
es. There were tIil'itt‘ bills submitted
by one It vIz.: The firm for two Willliit
toinplct'e; the second one \1 .ml coin
pletc; and the third. one“ ward complete
and the brick walls. casings and root
complete In the second. It is probable
that the two buildings will be built
complete.
The bids as made new as followzs
(‘nrpcnter 8: Williams. Norulth. 31:50.
000; Pet It McI'I’illliiins &Co. Norwr.lih
313111410; .i W. lilsl)op(‘..o Providence.
$112,580: If. Wales Lilies & (‘t).. Merl-
den. $117.11”; A. FilIt‘S & Bous' 00..
Boston, $157,280.
The contract has not been formally
awarded. btit It will go to Carpenter &
Williams. The iron work will be sub-
let to the Roclillng (‘etistrucllon 00., of
which A. W. Woodward, of lioston. Is
the New England intent. The build-
lng committee of the board of trustees
consists of Costello Llppilt, (‘nlvln L.
liai‘wtmd. Henry II. (itillup and Dr. Clin
Stark. of Norwich. and Edwin C.
of Stafford Spiiuas.
I’Inuey.
5
NEW SEWER FOR SILK MILL.
City Engineer (‘barles N. \Vood Is
now engaged in preparing the map.
pi‘nfllt‘ tliiil specifications of the new
sewer in be built for the convenience
of the Muller silk mill. The new work
\\‘I!l start in Main street from a point
near Plymouth avenue. bill as the old
sewer lies between the trolley tracks
it will probably not be disturbed, litit
the new work will bc' constructed on
one side of the road.
piintiple we would like you
It's a business‘ ‘c""'hiiiti(tet
yents we have Illl‘ll before
iutge. Our business has been
of hottest grain at fair prices,
We
and
hing we will get it too. Let's
MANUEL T. HATCH.
stores.
WILLIAM
5 South Main street, ,
South Norwaik.
You Won t Be ASIiame
of your correspondence if you use Eton-Hurlbat 'lbrifz'ng papers.
We have just received a lame consignment for our two
Itzl
d
t
P. BEE'RS,
49 Wall street,
Norwzlk.
—DO NOT
are the
new STYLES.
53 Wait object.
11 Main Stu-c
Personal attention given all sitt
days 10 n. m.
Lcwln' Popular Priced Photograph'StudIo.
, to 1:30 p. in. Children's photographs a specialty,
PHOTOGRAPHS
1':- ' . of the a
‘ . CHILDREN
shOuId now be made.
DELAY-u
It Is to o risky.
HEALTH PH OTOGRAPHS
best.
.yncxsonrs STUDIO.
LOW PRICES.
Opposite Hotel Not-walk.
ct. Norwnlk.
lasts. from 10 a. in, to 4 p. in. Sun-
Is a debtor to his profession.
do.
:iil work.
An optlcf
Room 0 UnltOd Bank Building, .
Office hours B to 11: 45; 12: 45 to
Special Appointments nt convenla
'EVERY mm
on owes to his work the best he can
A part of this debt can be paid 0 nly with thorough knowledge of opti-
HOMER B. ”071', Refraction Optician,
loath NWIIR, conn.
6: 30. Saturday 010011180, 7-9.
ace of patrons.
I .H
No. 2 Nut Delivered at $5 00 a Ton.
All Other Sizes in St:bk at $6. 25,
delivered
Real
room Brush
, deury
cannot be had unless you have n
good Tooth Brush—wont) which
cleans every nook and crevice
and does not shed Its bristles.
Ottr "special" curved handle II
just such a brush.
”'3 25:.
and is sold with a guarantee.
A sample bottle of Oriental
Tooth Powder given 'with each.
one.
Clifford Pharmacit
chassis:
TODAY IN 'WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.—~Opeu-
lug pi‘lccs turned downwards to the
extent of small fractions. There was
conspicuous pressure against Amal-
gamatsd Copper,‘ of which 1,200 shares
sold at 38% :iiid 381%., compared with
3th last night. (‘hicngo and Alton
pfd.. lost a poliil.
WALL S’I‘lllCl~2’l'. 11 a. m——A fur-
ther small declluc Iii prices OCCIII‘I'NI
before the selling, ceased. Lack of of-
ferings rather than any evidence of tie.
maiid scented to be the factor in
checking the downward movement.
Prices stiffened somewhat later. under
ilie lead of Brooklyn Transit and lYnlt-
ed States Steel, which recovered their
losses. Hardly any of the railroad
stocks fluctuated inoroihan a slight,
fraction and the market was practical-
ly at it :IillllISIIII at 11, o‘clock, ()pcra-
tors were inclined to await the action
of the I‘nitcd States Steel dividend. 'u
market showed :1 little disposition It -
cover when pressure was relaxed for it
time after the opening and fresh selling
orders were put out in all fillet-lions.
The metal stocks were sold freely. in:-
tably l'iilted States Steel and Attitil;.ii-
innit-i1. 'l‘liu I’uited Sittlcs Stet-
stocks yielded ll point each, the chill:
inon touching 15.... Amalaiimaied and
Tenn. ("uni lost :51; cut-h and Smelling.
Western l'uion lee pfd. and Metropoli-
tau Street Railway 1 (r 11'». Railroad
stocks all receded large fractions.
WALL S'l‘ltltlltl'l', iiiu)tt.~~l)eclint,1u
ran to nbotit ti point In St. Paul, Union
Pacific, Southern Pacific, Missouri l’a-
cific. Rock island. Louisville, 'l‘lie
Eries and Manhattan. A pause in the
selling led to only a trivial rally and
the downward course was resumed.
Sugar lost :34 and Consolidated this 2.
Amalgamated t‘opper yielded to 31:.
Bonds were about stendv.
WALI. S'l‘ltlrlli‘l'l‘. I p. l‘ll.-‘i tires of
“11‘ iron and steel stocks marked 11
iciisiderably lower level cu heavy
liquidation ui‘tcr midday. lilocks of
from 1.000 to 1.000 shares of l'nitt-d
Stalls Sit-ti coininon \Ivlt! unloaded.
driving it down to 117., or on a parity
with its low point: tiliiIlIISilt‘WI last
month. The preferred rillt'k suffered
a loss of 35,. and bonds 2 points. Ainiil-
gamated held above 30 but other stocks
weakened itiid declines of a point or
over were numerous. The market was
better in tone at 1 o'clock in sympathy
will) a rally in Amalgamated of a
point.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire or Ma-
plea & Goldschmidt. Commission Bro-
kers. Swnrtzfi. Cdrbott Block, South
Norwaik:
Open. lliah. Low. 1:30.
Atrial. Cop., 3.1-1. 31s"- 4 :ltits 21015
A. C. & l-‘. Co., 2.3";- 2-;1 '3 23
Am. lce_ 11.1; .11 -I 41.2
Am. Smelt, 413. ll '1. «Io-'5. 40%
Am, Sugar, 11011;. 11ti!._. toss, loot.
Anaconda, till-Ii. 011:1,i till tit:
A. T. S; S. Fe. 04‘): Min 05H; 03‘;
A. 'r. e s. 1‘. 1), am so... we aw.
lial, & Ohio, 71 7-11. 73“.. Til-'3.
llkiyii it. '1‘., 3351', 31111.17. 1:31,.
I‘ltcs,& Ohio, 21111, 311:1. 2111.. 2211;.
(Th. & N. W., 153 1.38 15711:» 107%:
(lb. (it. \\'est.. 1') 1.") 149-14 171
C. M. & s. 11.. 1365;. 1:171... 1:511; up;
(‘on, Gas, 171% 1713’
Delk &liIid.. 1:33 lfdl 1.327... 1.327;.
Erie. 3X 28 27 27‘.
Erie, 1st pf.. 0th 60‘»; 05-7... till
(icii,Elec.. 0114‘); 1111:. 1411 Ht
111. Central, 1297.4: 1293.. 1291.1; 1301.9
Lou. & Nash, 98% 98% 07% 97%
Manhattan. 1307.. 131% 130 130
Met. St. Ry, 10:3 105 1041-; 1011533
Mex. Cent, 11V; Ill/j 107,: 107i.
M, K . & T., 1).. 351,1; 35% 3173 347».
Mo. Pacific, 89 89 881,; 88%
N. Y. Central. 1167/; 116%1151‘14. 115%
Nor. & West. 507.. 5073 563.13 50%
Out. & West., 2075. 21 203.11 20%
Rent). it, It, 11814 11817; 1171,12 117%
Peo, Gas, 91% 91%; 91% 91%
Pros. S. Car, :13 33 33 33
Reading. 47 47 40 it;
Rock island, 2113;. 2.’ 24 24
South. Pac, 411/4 113.4013 4011,
So. Ry. C0,, _ 1854; 1851:1814.
S. Ry. Co., pf., 76% 7614 701-3 '
Tenn. C. S; I 31% iii-Y. 1501;; 30
Texas Pan. 23 23 2.1 23
Union Pac., 7074. 71 70 70%
11. S. 1mm. 67,5; 67»; 6:3; 0%
U. S, l.ea.. pf., 76% 76% 76% 76%
U. S. R. & C.. 01,1? 611. (111,, 6%
U. S. Rubber, 10 10 10 10
u. 5. Steel. 161,1. 161/, 151...; 191/.
U. S. Stele, pf., 647.4. 647... 645.5 63%
Wabash. pt, 30% 3074. 30% 30%
West, Un. Tel._ 81% 821,5 81% 92
Wis Cent., 16 16 16 it‘.
Once upon a time Professor Wilson.
in his laboratory:
"Professor Wilson Informs his stu-
dents that he has this day been ap-
pointed honorary physician to the
Quee'
In the course of the morning he had
occhslon to leave the room. and found
on his return that a student had add-
ed to the announcer): t the words:
"God save the Ones ."-—Chicuo Sat-
urday Evening Herald.
We have just added to our stock a
line of fine stationery. Come II and
of Edinburgh. wrote on the blackboard .
By th‘o Best Dressed Mon Int;
Vicinity.
LET US ENTERTAIN YOU TOMORROW
fl
BOYS HERE.
WE ARE STRONG ON FALL AND AND WINTER OVEROOATO. I
RAIN COATS, $10.00 TO $22.00.
$10.00, $12.00 AND $15-00 WINTER SUITS FOR'MEN. THE LI _
LINE EVER SHOWN IN THIS CITY.
A DISPLAY OF AUTUMN AND WINTER NECKWEAR AT 500. _ .
GARMENT.
Our guarantee reads: Your money back if you want it. .1 ‘
"SELLECK 8: FRI:
98 Washington Street. South Norwallt.
You can buy a.
no sale, bargaintg ._
$5.50. I,
5°“001 Time
Before starting the! young folks to school their eyes should be carn-
fully examined and any defect of vision corrected. ,lt may's'nye than
from permanent injury or from many an ache nnd‘pnln.
Thorough Examinations Free and correct fitting guaranteed.
0.» B. JACKSON.
50 Wall Street. Graduate Optician.
WOO WM.
TELEPHONE 10E
CUTBILL'S
Bridge Flbh ‘Mqu’sqt. .
Namath, on "
Mill Pond Oysters. 300 qt.
Large Dry Long Island EscalIops.
. . 36c (11:.
Soft Shell Crabs, '60c don.
Butter Fish 61b5, , 25ft
‘ (Not dressed)
Haddock and Pollock, 6c lb.
Weak Fish Mackerel, Flat Fish 10c1b..,
Blue Fish, Black Fish. Snapper Blues. , ,
Steak Cod, Salmon and all other hint
'of fish received daily.
West End Washington Street arid”.
_ South Norwhlk. Conn. ' . ,
Meaty-five Parlor and Center Tables at OneJ'IIM o .
These tables come in Selected Golden Oak and Rich W
slructfon.
If you are thinking about buying a table for pour Irving taunt,
or parlor do not miss this opportunity to save one-{hint the
price.
A. J. Collins 3a:
Funeral Directors and Em rs.
12 North Main Street. ‘ South Norwslk. -
- a
Every young person would like 1' good position. lofty. however, hub
tote about entering our school and preparing. That in why we always Invi
more places than we can 1111. thus at present '
17 POOITIONO A8 IOOKKIIPE RI AND ITINOORAPHIR.’
at wage-ranging from “.00touIMper week. [unnotlll timid“
annex?” all my students are working. Doesn't that speak out for
e no
Norwalk Chronicler